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@lhjjjk4(KD Agentic)"AI Daily Digest November 12: AWS emulator entirely written by AI agents, Gemini Decisions API released"tags: [AI, programming, robotics, startups]AIprogrammingroboticsstartups0Posted on 2026-11-11 Two major product-related news stories and five funding rounds came in today. AWS released a tool whose entire codebase was written by autonomous AI agents, Google turned closed-set decision-making into a paid API, and investors poured hundre

@ZEUS_LAB(ZEUS LAB)Why cumulative input costs grow quadratically in an AI agent that resends the conversation history on every turn, and an implementation of a gate that stops the corresponding leakage patterns at commit timeGitGitHubActionsPythonSecurityAITAG28@@TAG30@@0TAG34TAG37@@Last updated at 2026-11-11Posted at 2026-11-11TAG42TAG44The bill for work delegated to AI becomes orders of magnitude larger only on the days it runs for a long time. Published

@Git_Dayori【GitHub Daily】GPU-Powered IDE “Rune” and Rust-Based Download Engine “Hydra” Make Their Debut; astryx Takes the Top Spot for Two Consecutive Days — 2026-11-12GitHubTrendingOSSAIDeveloper Tools0Posted at 2026-11-11Every day, we select and deliver repositories from GitHub Trending that may be useful to developers in Japan. 🆕 First Appearances (First Timers) Repositories that entered the trending list for the first time today. unstablebuild/rune — ⭐

@aiFetchlyA system for automatically classifying and processing business documents with a local AI agentAIBusiness efficiencyAutomationTAG21@@TAG230TAG27TAG29@@Posted at 2026-11-11

@ghorbelhamdiI created Buddy, an open-source app that lets AI agents operate Android smartphones (Claude Code / Codex / MCP)AndroidAIMCPClaudeCodeOSS1Posted at 2026-11-11 Introduction Coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex are highly capable in the terminal. So, what would happen if you extended their "hands" to a smartphone screen? With that idea in mind, I created the Android app Buddy. Repository: https://github.com/ghorbelhamdi/buddy-android Licen

@ishisaka(Tadahiro ishisaka)Programming Notes November 12, 2026ProgrammingCloudAIEngineer0Posted at 2026-11-11 As usual, I’ll introduce a carefully curated selection of tech news and articles I found online today that personally caught my attention. I’d be happy to hear your opinions and any additional information in the comments. Programming Go The Microsoft builds of the Go language, “v1.27.4-1” and “v1.26.11-1,” which include security fixes, have been r

The lost-item tracker “Pixel Tag,” announced in August 2026, has launched in Japan. However, it was out of stock at the time of writing. Google Pixel Tag https://store.google.com/jp/product/pixel_tag?hl=ja Pixel Tag is a lost-item tracker that determines its location by using a large network built from smartphones in the vicinity of the item, like Apple’s “AirTag.” It is made of polycarbonate and metal. It supports the IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating

American generative AI company Runway, which develops the video generation AI “Runway” series, video editing AI “Aleph 2.0,” and more, has announced “Praxis-1,” an open-weight world action model that converts video pretraining into control of real robots. Praxis-1: From Video Pretraining to Robot Control | Runway Research https://runway.com/research/praxis-1-video-pretraining-to-robot-control Today, we’re making Praxis-1 available to everyone. Our state-of

The board of U.S. chipmaker NVIDIA will meet on the night of Nov. 11 (local time) to decide whether to dismiss CEO Jensen Huang, according to sources familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters. NVIDIA, which dominates the AI semiconductor market, has been rocked by two reports alleging romantic affairs involving Huang, who has served as its top executive for many years. CEO Huang delivering the keynote speech at CES 2026 in January 2026 (Source: Reuters

Robot Outlook (public account: robot_pro) Author | Zhong Chen and Zhou Jiaqi Editor | Moying Robot Outlook reported on November 12 that today, the top conference in the field of robot learning, CoRL 2026 officially announced its list of award winners. This year's CoRL submissions reached a record high. According to official figures, CoRL 2026 received 2,094 valid submissions, an increase of approximately 184.1% over the 737 received last year. Of these, 68

Zhidx (WeChat Public Account: zhidxcom) Author | ZeR0 Editor | Mo Ying Zhidx reported on Nov. 12 that, on the previous day, Amazon Web Services announced that, building on its four core strengths of global leadership, trustworthiness, industry expertise, and localization, it would further upgrade its technological, security, and localized support capabilities in China. This upgrade will further enhance full-stack Agentic AI capabilities, strengthen AI secu

Getty Images / gremlin We all know AI guardrails are far from perfect, but they should at least be pretty hard to circumvent, right? Bad news: they aren’t. New reporting from the Financial Times sounds the alarm on the rise of software tools that can automatically strip the safeguards that keep the industry’s most powerful open source models reined in within mere minutes, making it easier than ever to abuse the technology. In tests conducted by the FT and

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Grzegorz Galazka / Archivio / Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images; Shutterstock As the AI backlash continues to grow, critics of the tech have found an unlikely voice of support: the Catholic Church. In perhaps his strongest rebuke of the tech industry’s rampant obsession with AI yet, Pope Leo called for the tech to be “disarmed” in his first encyclical, which is a special letter sent to bishops to o

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Shutterstock Fear of AI is at an all-time high. Not fear of a Skynet-style superintelligent singularity seizing power, generally speaking, but of something perhaps just as horrifying: that life under capitalism continues much as it always has, with one key difference — AI has made human labor obsolete. A new survey by consulting firm Mercer polled nearly 1,000 executives across the United States. A ja

A photograph of cofounder of US artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic, Christopher Olah, attending the Vatican. The image is color-treated in an offset screenprint style and set against a field of neon yellow. Ever since being anointed as the leader of the Catholic Church last year, Pope Leo has been an outspoken critic of AI. Most recently, in his first encyclical, he called for the tech to be “disarmed,” accusing it of facilitating the emergence

Shutterstock / Futurism AI agents used to be all the rage, the supposed next hit product category after generative AI failed to generate productive returns. Now, the bill on all that hype is coming due. According to some estimates, up to 79 percent of US corporate execs have some type of AI agent in the making — but one Gartner prediction found 40 percent of these projects will implode due to poor risk controls. In a nutshell, AI agents are capable of infl

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Artur Widak / NurPhoto via Getty Images The true cost of AI is rapidly catching up with the tech industry. At first, tech leaders were adamant that their workforce use up as much AI resources as possible, an approach that’s become known as “tokenmaxxing.” But as prices for cloud AI tools continue to soar, managers are starting to ask pointed questions about whether all of those expenses are actually w

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: I-Hwa Cheng / AFP via Getty Images; Shutterstock We’ve long had our doubts about tech leaders making boisterous claims about automating jobs with AI. For a while now, executives have raised eyebrows by justifying sweeping layoffs by arguing that AI had made thousands of roles redundant. But as reality settles in and the tech’s real-world capabilities are coming into focus, some in the industry are sta

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Shutterstock With inflation out of control amidst a low-fire, low-hire economy, the amount of private debt in the United States is at an all time high. That’s a grim milestone for any country, let alone one as technically rich as the US — and it’s leading to a massive rise in late payments and credit delinquency. But as more and more lenders come looking for their payments, it’s increasingly AI — rath